I am passionate about problem-solving and creating abstractions, with a focus on
self-learning in technological environments. My interest in mathematics drives me to
continuously explore its application, especially in software development, which leads me to
create libraries to tackle complex problems.
I have extensive experience in both in-person and online teaching at the undergraduate and graduate
levels, specializing in technology, musicology, and live coding. Feedback on my teaching practice
is generally favorable, highlighting my ability to communicate complex concepts in a clear and
accessible manner.
Research Areas:
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Mathematical Music Theory
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Domain-Specific Languages (DSLs) for Music
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Computer-Assisted Music Composition and Improvisation